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king-skills
Three skills: grill-me (stress-test a plan), brainstorming (turn an idea into a real design), and stop-slop (strip AI tells out of writing).
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brainstorming
/brainstorming
You MUST use this before any creative or build work — a new feature or tool, a client offer or deliverable, a workflow or automation, a piece of content, or any meaningful change. Explores intent, requirements, and design before building or acting.
grill-me
/grill-me
Interview the user relentlessly about a plan, design, or decision until you reach shared understanding. Walk down each branch of the decision tree, resolving open questions one at a time. Use when the user wants their plan stress-tested, says "grill me", asks you to poke holes, or hands you a draft they want pressure-tested before shipping. For open exploration where there isn't a plan yet, use `/brainstorming` instead.
stop-slop
/stop-slop
Strip predictable AI writing patterns out of prose — throat-clearing openers, emphasis-crutch adverbs, business jargon, binary-contrast structures, false agency, passive voice, em dashes. Use when drafting, editing, or reviewing ANY text the user will publish or send (a LinkedIn post, a doc, a paragraph, a caption draft) and you want it to read like a human wrote it. Invoke on "de-slop this," "make this sound less AI," "clean up this writing," "stop-slop this," or when reviewing prose for AI tells.
README
Claude Skills
Three skills that make Claude better at thinking and writing. They work in Claude (the desktop app, Cowork, and the web app) and in Claude Code.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
| grill-me | Stress-tests a plan or decision. Claude interviews you one question at a time, pokes holes, and forces every open question to a real answer before you commit. |
| brainstorming | Turns a rough idea into a real design. Claude asks questions, proposes a few approaches, and gets your sign-off before any building starts. |
| stop-slop | Strips the predictable "AI tells" out of writing (throat-clearing openers, jargon, em dashes, robotic rhythm) so a post, email, or doc reads like a person wrote it. |
Install in Claude (desktop app, Cowork, or web)
This is the path for most people. Each skill is a small ZIP you upload once. After that it lives on your account and works automatically in every session.
First, turn on code execution (one time): open Settings → Capabilities and enable code execution. Skills need it.
Then add each skill:
- Download the three ZIP files:
- In Claude, go to Customize → Skills.
- Click the + button, then Create skill, then Upload a skill.
- Pick one of the ZIP files you downloaded.
- Repeat for the other two.
That's it. The skills turn on automatically when they're relevant. You can toggle any of them off under Customize → Skills.
Menu names can shift slightly as Claude updates. If a label is different, look for "Skills" in your settings and an option to upload or add one.
Install in Claude Code
One time, register this repo and install the bundle:
claude plugin marketplace add BeltDoor/claude-skills
claude plugin install king-skills@claude-skills
All three skills install together and fire automatically when relevant.
Manual alternative: clone the repo and copy the three folders in skills/ into your ~/.claude/skills/ directory (%USERPROFILE%\.claude\skills on Windows), then restart Claude Code.
How to use them
You don't have to memorize commands. Just talk to Claude:
- grill-me: "Grill me on this plan" / "poke holes in this" / "stress-test this before I send it."
- brainstorming: "Help me brainstorm a new offer" / "I have an idea, let's design it."
- stop-slop: "De-slop this" / "make this sound less like AI" / "clean up this writing."
In Claude Code you can also call them directly: /grill-me, /brainstorming, /stop-slop.
Credits and license
These are shared under the MIT License (see LICENSE). Two of the three build on excellent open-source work:
- stop-slop is built on stop-slop by Hardik Pandya (MIT).
- brainstorming is adapted from the "brainstorming" skill in superpowers by Jesse Vincent (MIT).
- grill-me is original.
Both upstream MIT license texts are reproduced in full in THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES.md. Thanks to both authors. If you build on these, keep the attribution.
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